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1 Ames debaters chosen; Johnson, Colegrove, and Mantle capture places on team-Hayes alternate After a preliminary debate, the team members who will face Ames were chosen.
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2 Why no credit?; English Department could advance Normal interests greatly by giving credits for inter-collegiate debating and oratory Editorial encourages the awarding of class credit to those involved in the debate and oratory teams to reward students for their hard work.
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3 Cornell--Normal next Saturday, Oct. 15 I S. N. S. will play Cornell on October 15th.
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4 Miss Bowman; Radcliffe College-assistant critic Laura Bowman; photo.
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5 Next Saturday, October 15 After October 15th the price of a subscription to the Normal Eyte will increase by fifty cents.
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6 Emma Paffendorf; New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics--Assistant Physical Director Miss Emma Paffendorf; photo.
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7 Great lecture course; the best course ever offered here has been secured--first number next Tuesday, October 11 The upcoming schedule of lecture course events looks to be very entertaining.
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8 Republicans organize; political pot begins to boil at Normal The Republican students gathered to develop a Republican Club; new officers were elected.
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9 Where our football teams play today The regular team plays in Ames and the second string plays in Iowa Falls.
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10 Notes on Music
Fullerton--Charles Alexander (Class of 1890; Music Faculty) 		Article discusses proper etiquette when attending concerts and the problem with labeling music as "popular music".
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11 Training; the course of study--some suggested modernized courses
Bender--Wilbur H. (Classes of 1886 and 1890; Education Faculty) 		Article suggests courses that should be taught at various age levels.
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12 Miss Suplee still at I. S. N. S.; reports to the contrary ungrounded Article refutes a rumor that Miss Suplee has resigned her position at I. S. N. S.
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13 Resolutions The Aristos express their sorrow and extend their sympathy to the family of John Furry who died recently.
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14 Adell Andrews Will teach sixth grade in Denver, Colorado.
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15 After a pleasant experience of three years as principal J. T. Fackler has returned to Iowa to teach in Linn County, while caring for his mother.
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16 After a pleasant year in the Lorimer schools Lillyan M. Francy has resigned to become principal of the high school at Lineville, Iowa.
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17 After spending the summer in Iowa Carrie E. Martin will return as the principal of the Frontier, Wyoming, schools.
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18 C. G. Umbaugh Is a teacher of the grammar grades at Cumberland.
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19 C. H. Gilbert IS the principal of the Garfield school in Eagle Groove, Iowa.
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20 Dora Larson Will remain in the Audubon High School.
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21 Elizabeth Bain Taught four institutes in Iowa this summer; has resigned from Salt Lake City, Utah, schools to attend the University of Iowa.
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22 Ellen C. Jackson Is employed at the Glenwood High School for the fourth year.
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23 Emma Shoudy Will remain as a teacher in Seattle, Washington.
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24 Frank D. McIlravy Is principal of the Hopkins building in Sioux City, Iowa.
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25 G. M. Grimes Will have charge of the ward school in Marion, Iowa.
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26 Grace Brainard Will again teach in the Washington school of East Waterloo.
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27 J. A. Beard Is employed by the Capital City Gas and Lighting Company of Des Moines.
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28 Mary E. Keehl Will return to Glenwood Springs, Colorado, for the third year as a primary teacher.
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29 O. D. Longstreth Is professor of chemistry and physics, along with director of athletics, at Ellsworth College.
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30 S. M. Coddington Is the new principal of schools at Danvers, Illinois.
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31 Tripoli schools promises a good year Raymond French will supervise the Tripoli schools.
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32 A pretty home wedding at Coggan, Iowa Lydia Blanche and Andrew McDonald were married; they will reside in Tama.
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33 A small company of relatives and intimate friends gathered in Sioux City Greta Beach and W. G. Detwiler were married on June 20th; Mr. Detwiler is principal of the Copper building in Sioux City.
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34 A. T. Gifford For the fifth consecutive year, A. T. Gifford will be the principal of the Lynnville school.
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35 Emma Hegner McNally Mr. and Mrs. McNally have recently moved to Birmingham, Alabama, were Mr. McNally works for the Kimball Piano Company.
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36 Ida Strawn Made a visit to Normal; is working for the Educational Publishing Company; spent the summer in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
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37 Mabel Gilmore Spent the summer on a timber ranch in Monroe, Washington.
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38 The marriage of Coral Smith to Edward Darr Were married in Storm Lake, Iowa, on June 21st; will reside in Rockford, Illinois.
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39 The wedding of Laura E. Martin and Philip Vial Ketchum Were married and will reside in Elkhart, Iowa.
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40 W. H. Ray Is the new superintendent at Lansing.
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41 College Exchanges
Campbell--Amy Hart (Student--1904) 		Excerpts from other colleges' newspapers.
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42 Bible Study
Condit--Ira S. (Mathematics Faculty) 		Lesson VI--The Chosen Family--Abraham.
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43 Great football game; Pell's machine grinds out score of 36, while Simpson takes home a goose egg I. S. N. S. defeated Simpson, 36-0; Jones scored the first touchdown.
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44 Clio The new members of the Clio and Orio literary societies were formally initiated.
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45 Chresto Members of the Chresto society held a night of presentations by members of the society.
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46 Germania Describes, in German, the details of the previous German Club meeting.
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47 Shake Describes the presentations of the recent Shake society meeting.
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48 Amy McLean Enrolled in school.
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49 Cora Otto Niece sick.
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50 Florence Breneman Visited Ames.
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51 Harry St. Clair Visited sister Faye.
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52 Hazel Armstrong Visited Waterloo.
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53 Henry Ensminger Visited Dallas Johnson.
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54 Lillian Faint Visited home.
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55 Lura Chase Visited home.
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56 Maude McChane's brother Came for a visit.
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57 Miss Carpenter Visited friends.
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58 Miss Drenning Visiting family in Galena.
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59 Miss Fannie Dickey Sang a solo at the prayer meeting.
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60 Miss Thornton Led reading circle.
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61 Misses Chantry, Elsie chantry, Rhode, and Lovitt Visited Carl Axtell.
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62 Mr. C. A. Fullerton Visited his sister in North Carolina.
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63 Mr. Fullerton of Rockford Visiting sons Robert and Charles.
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64 Nellie Long Visited Ellen Hull.
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65 Prof. Condit Spoke at Cornell College.
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66 Rose Aleck Visiting uncle.
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67 Stella Counsell Left school due to illness.
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68 Two of the ladies' physical training classes Began work in gymnasium.
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69 Winifred Cameron Visited Waterloo.
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70 Agnes Field Went home to care for grandmother.
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71 Belle Buckley Visited Edna Thatcher.
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72 Friday night Nu Omicron Nu initiated three new members.
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73 The Episcopal girls Met to organize St. Catherine's Guild.
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74 Thursday evening Professors Patt, Call, Simmons, and Oliver greet new women faculty.